And I would be updating this regularly. > >
one . / / The gas prices are 1.65 per LITER. Meaning about 6 dollars a gallon. And we`re complaining. o.O
two . / / Their traffic lights are side ways.
three . / / Sunset is at ten PM.
four . / / You can travel down one street, and have house number 54, then travel down the next and have 24543.
five . / / It`s expensive here.
six . / / Their Smarties candy are actually chocolate.
seven . / / Almost every house has a basement.
eight . / / African American people are barely seen here. o.O
nine . / / Seagulls are commonly seen at a Dinosaur Resort playpark place.
ten . / / The world`s largest mall is here.
eleven . / / Instead of 50 mph, on signs they have ' 100 maximum '
twelve . / / Recycling is like, LAW.
thirteen . / / Apparently A&W is the new McDonalds.
fourteen . / / We cheer on football ? Psh. They have hockey !
fifteen . / / Our Smarties here are called Rockets.
sixteen . / / Their Smarties are actually chocolate, like M&Ms.
seventeen . / / Backyards are sometimes on their basement floor.
eighteen . / / When you pass people in hallways at school, they may be speaking Mandarin or other another chinese language.
nineteen . / / School ends in June, and pick up in September.
twenty . / / Baskets in stores can be dragged ;
twenty - one . / / You would be lost in a fish market if you do not know at least basic Mandarin.
twenty - two . / / You can house with the same number within a hundred meters distance.
twenty - three . / / No Sonic.
twenty - four . / / In Hong Kong ; people there speak English. Better than us, from what I heard.
twenty - five . / / I have a nine year old uncle and a fifteen year old aunt.
twenty - six . / / I have pretty cool relatives ~
twenty - seven . / / Friends from ten years ago still exist.
twenty - eight . / / One day it could be cold and windy, the next sweaty and hot.
twenty - nine . / / I`m allergic to pickles.
thirty . / / If you don`t have a basement in your house, you`re weird.
thirty - one . / / It`s safe here. Very safe.
thirty - two . / / You sometimes have to pay a quarter to use a cart.